Sadly,
watching the GOP primary unfold is a bit like watching paint dry. You
don't have to be Nostradamus to see the future outcome of this process,
nor do you have to be a political science major to know how it is able
to happen.

It's
true that the two major political parties are more alike than different
today. It's not true that we don't know how this happened or how to
fix it.

For
decades now, conservatives have been complaining that it is impossible
to advance a truly conservative candidate within the Republican Party
primary process. Yet, not one of those complainers has been smart enough
or focused enough to solve that problem by simply putting an end to
open primaries.

Simply
stated, you will never get Democrat and Independent voters to help you
nominate a real conservative in your party, so why do you allow them
to vote in your primaries? It was party suicide from the start and now
we are reaping the consequences with RINOs galore.

As
of the final Super Tuesday tally, here's how the GOP primary shapes
up...

Candidate

Popular

%

Delegate

%

STATES

Romney

3,196,523

40.6%

409

55.0%

14

Santorum

1,957,983

24.8%

163

21.9%

6

Gingrich

1,827,437

23.2%

111

14.9%

2

Paul

900,485

11.4%

61

8.2%

0

Totals:

7,882,428

100.0%

744

100.0%

22

Just
like John McCain in 2008, Mitt Romney was chosen as the 2012 RNC favorite
before the process ever started and the process was then manipulated
to make sure that the RNC chosen one would emerge the party victor.
Think not?

Rick
Santorum cannot catch Mitt Romney in the race for GOP delegates, no
matter how many dirty tricks he pulls out of his hat.

In
Michigan and Ohio, Santorum
linked up with famed leftist Hollyweirdo Michael
Moore to drive democrats and union workers into the GOP
voting booth in an unbridled and unprincipled effort to upset RNC golden
boy Mitt Romney. That effort failed in both states...

But
in Tennessee,
they tried a different underhanded tactic and succeeded… Hours
before the election, Santorum met with several state
delegates declared on the ballot for Gingrich, one even
the Co-Chair
of the Gingrich campaign, convincing them to switch to Santorum delegates
even though the state ballots declared them all for Gingrich.

It
amounted to election fraud, as millions of Tennessee Gingrich supporters
cast vote after vote for Gingrich delegates that had quietly switched
to Santorum hours before the election. The old backroom switcheroo had
worked and Santorum won Tennessee, snatching the number two spot in
the GOP race from Gingrich for the first time.

As
I write this morning, Santorum
demonstrates just how far out of check his ego really
is by suggesting that he would consider Newt Gingrich for his running
mate. As we used to say in my old football days, Santorum can't carry
Newt's jock strap… He isn't qualified for more than Newt's water
boy!

The
rest is already written…One need only understand that united
defeats divided every single time.

Not
counting Ron Paul, who was unable to win a single state out of twenty-two
contests despite placing second to Romney in funds raised and spent,
GOP voters wasted over $56 million on candidates no longer in the race,
seven of them. If you do count Ron Paul, they have wasted over $86 million
on candidates not going anywhere.

Romney
has the clear lead and the money to make it to the finish line. Gingrich
and Paul both have more money on hand than Santorum. Without the dirty
tricks, Santorum would not be in the race at all by now. Santorum was
never going to win the nomination. He just doesn't have the résumé
for it.

An
honest résumé on Santorum would read: 1) I was present
in congress when Newt Gingrich was successful; 2) I voted for everything
I am running against now. Still, Santorum would be able to derail the
Gingrich campaign… and that is what the RNC was counting on.
You're welcome Mitt!

Conservatives
need to pay attention to how he stayed in until now… once again,
they will get what they deserve for supporting a candidate willing to
use such underhanded tactics in the race.

Santorum
may have positioned himself for Vice Presidential running mate on the
bottom of the ticket with Romney, however. He could be Romney's Dan
Quayle.

Where
does this leave the GOP in November?

As
of today, Obama has a $76 million to Romney's $7.5 million, a 10-to-1
advantage, and Obama has only begun to raise his billion dollar war
chest for re-election.

In
the good ole days of party unity, candidates dropped out of the race
when it became clear they could not win and tossed their delegate and
financial support behind the front-runner.

But
in today's my way or the highway -every
man for himself party, candidates don't get out of the race until
they run out of money and have completely divided the voters. This is
what a party divided looks like and it comes at a very high price this
time around.

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Ron
Paul's nine-hundred thousand libertarian voters are not likely to ever
vote for anyone other than Ron Paul.

Most
of the Tea Party voters once behind the plethora of candidates now out
of the race are split between Romney, Santorum and Gingrich. Way to
go you independent thinkers!

In
the end, from every angle you can assess the situation -- the door is
wide open for Obama's re-election in November and it is hard to imagine
any means possible to change that outcome at this point.

But
I do look forward to reader mail from each candidate's supporters telling
how I have the math all wrong.

JB Williams
is a business man, a husband, a father, and a writer. A no nonsense
commentator on American politics, American history, and American philosophy.
He is published nationwide and in many countries around the world. He
is also a Founder of Freedom Force USA and a staunch conservative actively
engaged in returning the power to the right people in America.